Sarah Abo was all smiles this week when she stepped out in Sydney with husband Cyrus Moran.

The Today show star, 39, had plenty of reasons to grin, too, after reportedly inking a new deal with Channel Nine.

There was a definite twinning vibe evident between Sarah and Cyrus, with the couple wearing nearly identical outfits.

Sarah cut a chic figure in a plain white jumper that she wore with a pair of dark blue, wide-leg jeans that were cinched at the waist with a matching belt.

She also wore a pair of black ballet flats and accessorised with a pair of dark sunglasses.

Sarah wore her brunette locks down for the occasion and completed her look with a light rose shade on her lip.

Sarah Abo (pictured) was all smiles this week when she stepped out in Sydney with husband Cyrus Moran

Cyrus, meanwhile, matched his wife of 12 years almost perfectly in a crisp white T-shirt.

He also wore a pair of light blue straight-cut jeans that he matched with a pair of black leather sandals.

Cyrus completed his cool casual look with a navy blue trucker cap and dark sunglasses, accessorising with a pair of ear buds and a light grey jacket draped over his arm.

It seems that the couple were gearing up for a celebratory weekend away with Sarah and Cyrus both sporting matching luggage.

Cyrus was wrangling a large dark blue July suitcase, while Sarah carried a slightly smaller version.

She also carried a large canvas bag over her shoulder that housed dark blue jacket.

The private couple keep their romance relatively under wraps and are rarely spotted out-and-about together.

Sarah has reportedly signed a new deal that will see her keep her seat on the popular breakfast show, despite recent rumours that Samantha Armytage could replace her.

There was a definite twinning vibe evident between Sarah and Cyrus (left), with the couple wearing nearly identical outfits

Sarah cut a chic figure in a plain white jumper that she wore with a pair of dark blue, wide-leg jeans that were cinched at the waist with a matching belt. She also wore a pair of black ballet flats and accessorised with a pair of dark sunglasses

The private couple, who have been married for 12 years, keep their romance relatively under wraps and are rarely spotted out-and-about together

TV Blackbox reported this week that Sarah had ‘agreed to a new deal’ to shore up her future at the Nine breakfast show alongside Karl Stefanovic.

Sunday Confidential also reported last week that Sarah enlisted the services of accountant to the stars Anthony Bell to handle the contract negotiations.

While Karl, 51, and Sarah will be taking a break over the Christmas period, they are set to return to the Today desk on 19 January 2026.

It was revealed on Wednesday that Samantha would be filling in for Sarah on Today over the holidays.

However, fans have been assured that Sarah will return to her highly coveted Today post in the new year.

Samantha, 49, who has been hosting The Golden Bachelor over the past few weeks, will share the temporary breakfast show gig with Nova radio host Michael ‘Wippa’ Wipfli.

Samantha, 49, recently addressed rumours she was set to replace Sarah on the Today show in the New Year.

The TV veteran appeared on 2GB with Ben Fordham in October, where she was asked about the growing speculation that she would be returning to breakfast TV.

Sarah has reportedly signed a new deal that will see her keep her seat alongside Karl Stefanovic (left) on the Today show

‘Ben, you know how this game works — these stories get planted, leaked,’ she began, before revealing that she had bumped into Sarah and comforted her in the wake of the headlines.

‘Sarah’s wonderful… I saw her at Upfronts – at Nine Upfronts – the other night.

‘We gave each other a hug and I said, “Are you okay?”

‘She’s good. Sarah and Karl are fantastic,’ Sam added.

She then stood her ground, revealing that The Golden Bachelor was where her head is right now.

‘You know how it goes. People talk. But I am very happy in prime time. Golden Bachelor is where it’s at for me so I’m quite content with my little lot in life,’ she asserted.